Huawei phones. Harmony OS was officially announced today, the operating system that will replace Android in some of the phone models that the Chinese will put on sale in the coming months. Harmony OS for future Huawei phones was officially announced today, the Chinese company officially making the announcement at a conference organized in China for application developers for its products.
Huawei phones. Harmony OS, like Fuchsia, uses a microkernel to function, and this allows its use not only in phones, but also in tablets, computers, televisions, and not only that. Applications created for HTML 5, Linux, or Android will work in Harmony OS in the future, and the Chinese will offer an ARK Compiler for the applications to be ported to their operating system to be installed on future Huawei phones.
Huawei phones. OFFICIALLY, Harmony OS is the REPLACEMENT of Android
Huawei phones. The problem basically lies in the fact that there are now no applications that work correctly from the start with this operating system, and this will keep many users away. On the other hand, any Huawei phones that will have Harmony OS will not allow users to access root views, the Chinese saying that this is a big security risk for Android phones, or Linux computers.
Huawei phones. Apparently the Chinese are still interested in using Android in their own mobile phone models, but if the US insists with its sanctions, Harmony OS is the only alternative for them. To begin with, it is rumored that Harmony OS will be used in one of the new cheap Huawei phone models, but for now no clear details have appeared regarding its type, so it remains to be seen what will be found.
Huawei phones. After months in which the Chinese kept saying that they don't have an operating system for their own phones, finally the lie has very short legs, but this is not exactly something new.
